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quick check needed: my birthday note

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Por favor no te olvides de mi fiesta de cumpleaños el viernes, 13 de mayo a las 21:00. ¡Cumpliré 50 años! Espero que puedas asistir. Vamos a tener bastante cerveza y algunas tapas. La dirección es.....

Please don't forget my birthday party on Friday, May 13 at 9:00 PM. I´m turning 50! i hope you can come. We´ll have plenty of beer and some snacks (tapas). The address is....

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updated Apr 24, 2011
edited by chris126
posted by chris126
Where ya at chris126? Are we all invited? - foxluv, Apr 24, 2011
Of course! I'm in Seville, Spain. - chris126, Apr 24, 2011
Rofl@Foxluv hahahaha:) - FELIZ77, Apr 24, 2011

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One simple error that I see is that you spelled asistir incorrectly

updated Apr 24, 2011
posted by McMatt
also address only has one r and two c's. dirección - 0074b507, Apr 24, 2011
maybe... unas tapas - 0074b507, Apr 24, 2011
Oooops! Thanks. - chris126, Apr 24, 2011
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Yo pondría "Por favor no te olvides de mi fiesta de cumpleaños el viernes, 13 de mayo a las 21:00. ¡Cumpliré 50 años! Espero que puedas venir. Vamos a tener bastante cerveza y algunas tapas. La dirección es....."

Asistir is very formal, is for an invitation to your boss for example. For a friend, espero que puedas venir, espero que vengas, is better.

updated Apr 24, 2011
posted by blackvir25
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hi friend,

before all, tell us which one is your concern, spanish or english. your english sentence is good. for spanish translation of it, I suggest this:

Por favor, no te olvidas la fiesta de mi cumpleaños el viernes, 13 de mayo a las 21:00. Voy a cumplir 50. Espero que puedes venir. Se preparan bastante bebidas y tapas.La dirección: ...

you know, different spanish countries have different equivalence for "snacks".

updated Apr 24, 2011
posted by je2010
I think Espero que puedas venir i.e. subjuntive following espero que. - kenwilliams, Apr 24, 2011
Ken, I would agree, since there is an element of uncertianty :) - FELIZ77, Apr 24, 2011
Yes, agreed. I used the subjuntive. - chris126, Apr 24, 2011
Good question, JE. My concern is the Spanish. - chris126, Apr 24, 2011
"no te olvidEs" is the correct form - blackvir25, Apr 24, 2011